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by nivertech 1y ago
Claude Code globs and greps files, while Sourcegraph Amp uses RAG. But yes, naive coding agents will fill the context with the entire large file.
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by nivertech 1y ago
This looks like a general software design / coding style docs both for humans and robots alike. I put these .md files into the docs/ folder. And they're written by the Claude Code itself. AGENTS.md (and friends like CLAUDE.md
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by nivertech 1y ago
A better starting point: https://github.com/Robert-van-Engelen/tinylisp/blob/main/tin...
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by nivertech 1y ago
please add (1986)
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by nivertech 1y ago
IANAL, but I remember a case with a startup where 2 of the founders were lawyers. They found themselves in a similar situation & decided not to fight it, but to use it as an opportunity to rebrand On the other hand, a startup with $160M
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by nivertech 1y ago
> an emergency disaster prevention system How it work during an emergency / disaster?
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by nivertech 1y ago
There are countless implementations of LETS[1] and time-based currencies[2], both physical and virtual. None of them succeeded, except one[3] which can be used for making actual purchases at gas stations and stores in Canada. I'm not s
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by nivertech 1y ago
"I met a guy who takes on $10,000 debt a day thanks to an unlimited line of credit." What could go wrong?
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by nivertech 1y ago
> it adds a third-party service dependency by way of an email provider Account verification and password recovery requires email provider, so it's a Rube Goldberg machine, may as well to reduce it magic link logins assuming a long
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by nivertech 1y ago
I don't understand why this headless browser should be in Elixir and why it should communicate via disterl/BERT? Although disterl is native to Erlang/OTP/BEAM VM, it should be implemented in native rendering engines. Don
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by nivertech 1y ago
> everything is represented by a bitstring, a function shouldn't care what the name is of the bitstring passed to it, it should just work if it has the correct bits. ;) Nominal type system can be built on top of structural type sy
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by nivertech 1y ago
Hello Tom, Please delete that comment, and any other of my posts that may go against HN guidelines. Thanks!
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by nivertech 1y ago
I’m unable to communicate using vague or misused terms. If you want to continue please define your terms: 1. define “genocide” 2. define “palestinian” 3. define “hamas”
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by nivertech 1y ago
Your first and last sentences are correct. But those in the middle are wrong.
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by nivertech 1y ago
https://github.com/claudio-silva/claude-artifact-runner
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by nivertech 1y ago
There seems to be an open source project that converts Claude Artifacts into self-hosted apps Since I need to set up forwarding at my domain registrar anyway, I might as well host it there What am I missing?
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by nivertech 1y ago
Scrum == micromanagement, you can't automate micromanagement. Agentic SDLC is a complete opposite of Agile/Scrum/SAFE. For greenfield development / new features use mini-waterfal / Shape Up. For reactive work use Ka
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by nivertech 1y ago
either 2025_L0V3_000000 20250605_134500000 or 2025_L0V3_000.000 20250605_134500.000 2 digits is good trade-off for clarity and better mapping to the problem domain.
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by nivertech 1y ago
> Example: AlphaDec: 2025_L0V3 (or full canonical: 2025_L0V3_000000) UTC: June 5th, 2025 at 13:45 still holds: 2025_L0V3_000000 20250605_1345000
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by nivertech 1y ago
AlphaDec: 2025_L0V3_001827 Instead of: ISO 8601: 2025-06-14T23:37:42.814Z This is misleading. The precision is less than 1 min, So it should be: AlphaDec: 2025_L0V3_001827 Instead of: ISO 8601: 2025-06-14T23:
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by nivertech 1y ago
2.5 hours to explain [a concept somewhat similar to] AoS vs SoA? Unlike the mainstream OOP, ECS (Entity Component System) is a niche programming model, even Erlang/OTP is probably more OOP-like than ECS. Same with Agents. But the Softw
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by nivertech 1y ago
> 5. Nakamoto consensus refers to the pairing of longest-chain consensus with proof-of-work sybil-resistance. > 6. Lecture 8 shows that the only ingredient missing from a permissionless version of longest-chain consensus with prova
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by nivertech 1y ago
AOP always felt like a hack. I used it with C++ early on, and it was a preprocessor inserting ("weaving") aspects in the function entries/exits. Mostly was useful for logging. But that can be somewhat emulated using C++ const
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by nivertech 1y ago
Saying everything is X is like saying nothing is X So, you think that if I had BTC, it would’ve magically changed my views on how Bitcoin consensus works? BTW: I think Scrum/Agile is also LARPing, do you think if I’ll get a Scrum Maste
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by nivertech 1y ago
> those are arguably not Bitcoin Q.E.D. You proved it’s a social consensus
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by nivertech 1y ago
he wrote > The Rube Goldberg of PoW isn't just for show, it's a protection from Sybil attack he cherry picked PoW no, Nakamoto-style consensus is not the same thing as PoW, or even PoW+LCR, not even the same thing as Bitcoin
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by nivertech 1y ago
1. 1/3 malicious nodes under some conditions and BGP This is backed by academic papers. Ask google or GhatGPT. You may argue that these papers are wrong or outdated, but then you need to tell this to the researchers who wrote them, not
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by nivertech 1y ago
> "crypto bros LARPing" I was at Bitcoin scene since 2011, I think that I can distinguish LARPing from the real thing. It's not me who created a dychotomy between fiat and crypto, between HODLers/coiners and noicoiner
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by nivertech 1y ago
show me at least one so-called "bitter" example from my posts I have been researching crypto for over a decade. And I would be glad if I was corrected if I was wrong, instead of receiving personal remarks

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